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Slovenian president criticises Spain’s ignorance

Spain’s de­scrip­tions of the “Sloven­ian way” as vi­o­lent did not go down well in Slove­nia. The pres­i­dent, Milan Kucan, be­lieves that their “peace­ful ex­er­cise of the right to self-de­ter­mi­na­tion” can be “a good ex­am­ple” for Cat­alo­nia. “The Sloven­ian route was ex­tremely peace­ful,” he says and re­calls that the war broke out when the Yu­goslav fed­eral army at­tacked the coun­try after the procla­ma­tion of in­de­pen­dence in June 1991.

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